Did you watch the video? At 1:30 in he says he is following the shot IQ process.

Maybe he also practice recovering from those flinches from training, could be by intentionally making those flinches too during training

It'll get worse

Dont forget about Mathias Fullerton.

Pretty similar, just instead of a silver peg in the draw length hole, it is an open hole. you can put a small allen wrench through to keep it set perfect

Yes I have, really solid book for sure. The main thing that clicked with me was the (can't remember the exact name) subconscious expectation of how good you think you are. For example "I am someone who shoots 300" kind of mindset

Thanks man! Yeah it is unfourtunately the hardest part about archery 😂

Thanks man!

Not sure actually, quick answer: a lot, long answer: I will get back to you lol.

So not sure exactly the standard for grip measurement but I measured with a digital angle gauge, completely flat the grip is 75.5° and maxed out all the way is 63.5°

What keeps the adjustment pin from coming through the base of the grip? Steel plate between the hand and end of pin?

Thanks so much, it really means a lot!

Thanks man!

Absolutely, was my current thought, actually as long as the screw is the same size (I haven't checked yet) there are some stops Lucky Stops made for the Bowtech hunting bows and such that are different lengths/diameters.

That is awesome! I wondered if I was going to be alone in this but I'm glad I'm not haha.

Thanks man!

Thanks man, yep. I should probably do a video just on that but for now: you line the main hole where a peg normally would be with a typical mod, that is your starting point your zero. from there you put a screw in one of those shorter throw holes which the screw should be in the center of those holes. from there if you move the mod forward or back you will get more or less letoff. If you move it towards the longer draw length numbers in relation to where you are starting you will have more holding weight (up to 65%), if you move it towards the shorter draw length numbers you will have less (I believe up to 82%).

@@RangeRatArchery I just picked this bow up myself yesterday, absolutely love it! I think you'd get a lot of views making a video that talked through all of the different adjustments on the bow and the primary and secondary effects of making those adjustments, in detail, targeted toward people who don't have a lot of experience twisting cables/strings, making timing changes, etc. For example, I know I can adjust my draw length using the draw length specific holes but I also imagine changing the draw stop location and cam peg/timelock will have minute effects on the draw length as secondary effects. Right now the bow is set to 28.125" and I'd like to get a little longer but not all the way to 28.5" and it seems like I have a couple different options to get me there?

@@stoodz Yes definitely, not as much as the old reckoning sliding draw stop peg unfortunately but yes. As someone else mentioned different diameter draw stops is one. But all in all, most adjustable bow on the market for sure.